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Igniting PR with Video: Tools, Methodology & Measurement

Posted by Doug Simon on August 21st 2008  


 

Doug Simon, president & CEO, D S Simon Productions, authors one of the industry’s leading video blogs at D S Simon Vlog Views. The award-winning firm specializes in social media video communications creating and distributing video to web influencers and virally. D S Simon productions also offers traditional services including satellite and radio media tours, B-roll, corporate video, webisodes and event production. Clients include: The American College of Physicians, Parade Magazine, Macy’s and The Wall Street Journal. Simon is a Director-Delegate of the Public Relations Society of America’s (PRSA) New York Chapter and was a three-time Past-President of the Publicity Club of New York. He began his broadcast career at NBC Sports where he served as Talent Assistant to Bob Costas.

Join Doug Simon for Igniting PR with Video Tools, Methodology, and Measurement and the 2008 T3PR Conference: Theory, Tactics, and Technology for High-Tech Public Relations on September 11, 2008 in New York, NY!

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